Give Me a Minute with Miranda July | Part 1 of 2
Miranda July recounts the early days of Snarla, a feminist punk zine she created with Johanna Fateman while living in Berkeley, California. A collaboration between two friends, Snarla became an archive of abstract memories and an avenue for self-reflection. See July’s and Fatemans’ work on view in Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines through March 31, 2024. Give Me a Minute is a series of conversations with artists, collaborators, staff, and other people integral to the exhibitions and programming offered at the Brooklyn Museum. Plan your visit Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines: https://bit.ly/ZinesBkM Shop the exhibition: https://bit.ly/3TWI4Jq
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